Compressor Blade Locking Mechanism in Disk with Axial Groove

ABSTRACT

A compressor bladed disk comprises a disk including an axial groove and a disk protrusion, a compressor blade including an attachment engaged with the axial groove of the disk, and a first locking plate disposed on the disk and the attachment, wherein the attachment includes an upstream surface and an upstream fillet connected to the upstream surface, wherein the upstream surface of the attachment and a protrusion front surface of the disk protrusion are aligned with each other, wherein a back surface of the first locking plate is disposed on the upstream surface of the attachment and the protrusion front surface of the disk protrusion, and wherein the first locking plate is disposed on the upstream fillet. The compressor bladed disk further comprises a second locking plate disposed on a downstream surface of the attachment.

BACKGROUND

The present invention relates to a compressor for a gas turbine, moreparticularly, to a compressor blade locking device for a compressorblade engaged in an axial groove of a disk. A gas turbine generallycomprises a compressor, a combustor, and a turbine, wherein thecompressor provides compressed air generated by a compressor blade tothe combustor. During operation of the compressor, while the compressorblade is radially retained by a dovetail joint structure of anattachment of the compressor blade and an axial groove of a disk of thecompressor, axial retention of the compressor blade requires anadditional locking device because the axial groove of the disk has openends in an axial direction. As the additional locking device, alongitudinal wedge is inserted between the attachment of the compressorblade and the axial groove of the disk or a plate is provided in frontof the attachment of the compressor blade. However, while axial force ofthe compressor blade is very large, the above locking devices do noteffectively relieve a stress of the axial force and require acomplicated structure. In addition, these techniques increase the numberof required parts and make the manufacturing process complicated.

BRIEF SUMMARY

Exemplary embodiments of the subject invention relate to a compressorblade locking device that substantially obviates one or more of theabove disadvantages/problems and provides one or more of the advantagesas mentioned below. In many embodiments, a compressor blade lockingdevice comprises a first locking plate disposed on an upstream surfaceof an attachment of a compressor blade.

In one embodiment, a compressor blade locking device includes anattachment configured to be engaged in a groove of a disk, a firstlocking plate disposed on an upstream surface of the attachment, and asecond locking plate disposed on a downstream surface of the attachment.

In another embodiment, a compressor bladed disk comprises a diskincluding an axial groove and a disk protrusion, a compressor bladeincluding an attachment engaged with the axial groove of the disk, and afirst locking plate disposed on the disk and the attachment, wherein anupstream surface of the attachment and a protrusion front surface of thedisk protrusion are aligned with each other, and wherein a back surfaceof the first locking plate is disposed on the upstream surface of theattachment and the protrusion front surface of the disk protrusion.

In another embodiment, a gas turbine comprises a compressor, a combustorreceiving compressed air from the compressor, and a turbine receivingcombusted gas from the combustor, wherein the compressor comprises afirst compressor bladed disk connected to a front shaft, and a secondcompressor bladed disk connected to the first compressor bladed diskthrough a torque coupling ring of the first compressor bladed disk, andwherein the first compressor bladed disk comprises a disk including anaxial groove and a disk protrusion and coupled with the front shaft, acompressor blade including an attachment engaged with the axial grooveof the disk, a first locking plate disposed on an upstream surface ofthe attachment, and a second locking plate disposed on a downstreamsurface of the attachment.

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS

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FIG. 1 is a cross-sectional view of a gas turbine according to anembodiment of the subject invention.

FIGS. 2(a) and 2(b) are front and rear perspective views,respectively_(;) of a compressor bladed disk according to a firstembodiment of the subject invention.

FIG. 3 is a partial perspective view of a compressor bladed diskaccording to a first embodiment of the subject invention.

FIG. 4 is a side view of a compressor blade according to a firstembodiment of the subject invention.

FIG. 5 is a perspective view of a compressor blade according to a firstembodiment of the subject invention.

FIG. 6 is a perspective view of a compressor blade locking deviceaccording to a first embodiment of the subject invention.

FIG. 7 is a cross-sectional view of a compressor bladed disk accordingto a first embodiment of the subject invention.

FIG. 8 is an enlarged cross-sectional view illustrating portion “B” inFIG. 7.

FIG. 9 is a perspective view of a compressor bladed disk according to asecond embodiment of the subject invention.

FIG. 10 is a cross-sectional perspective view of a compressor bladelocking device according to a second embodiment of the subjectinvention.

FIG. 11 is a cross-sectional view of a compressor bladed disk accordingto a second embodiment of the subject invention.

DETAILED DISCLOSURE

When the term “on” or “over” are used herein, when referring to layers,regions, patterns, or structures, it is understood that the layer,region, pattern, or structure can be directly on another layer orstructure, or intervening layers, regions, patterns, or structures mayalso be present. When the terms “under” or “below” are used herein, whenreferring to layers, regions, patterns, or structures, it is understoodthat the layer, region, pattern, or structure can be directly under theother layer or structure, or intervening layers, regions, patterns, orstructures may also be present.

In addition, references to “first”, “second”, and the like (e.g., firstand second portion), as used herein, and unless otherwise specificallystated, are intended to identify a particular feature of which there maybe more than one. Such reference to “first” does not imply that theremust be two or more. These references are not intended to confer anyorder in time, structural orientation, or sidedness (e.g., left orright) with respect to a particular feature, unless explicitly stated.In addition, the terms “first” and “second” can be selectively orexchangeably used for the members,

Furthermore, “exemplary” is merely meant to mean an example, rather thanthe best. It is also to be appreciated that features, layers and/orelements depicted herein are illustrated with particular dimensionsand/or orientations relative to one another for purposes of simplicityand ease of understanding, and that the actual dimensions and/ororientations may differ substantially from that illustrated. That is, adimension of each of the elements may be exaggerated for clarity ofillustration, and the dimension of each of the elements may be differentfrom an actual dimension of each of the elements. Not all elementsillustrated in the drawings must be included and limited to the presentdisclosure, but the elements except essential features of the presentdisclosure may be added or deleted.

It is to be understood that the figures and descriptions of embodimentsof the present invention have been simplified to illustrate elementsthat are relevant for a clear understanding of the invention, whileeliminating (in certain cases), for purposes of clarity, other elementsthat may be well known. Those of ordinary skill in the art willrecognize that other elements may be desirable and/or required in orderto implement the present invention. However, because such elements arewell known in the art, and because they do not facilitate a betterunderstanding of the present invention, a discussion of such elements isnot provided herein.

Reference will be made to the attached figures on which the samereference numerals are used throughout to indicate the same or similarcomponents. With reference to the attached.

figures, which show certain embodiments of the subject invention, it canbe seen in FIG. I that, in an embodiment, a gas turbine 10 includes acompressor 100 having a compressor blade 110, a combustor 200 having acombustion chamber 210, and a turbine 300 having a turbine blade 310.Air is provided according to the arrow direction to the compressor blade110 and compressed in the compressor 100, and then the compressed air isprovided to the combustor 200. The air may pass through severalcompressor blades 110 located in several stages in an axial directionand be gradually compressed. The compressed air provided by thecompressor 100 is combusted with a fuel in the combustion chamber 210,thereby producing a hot gas. The hot gas generated in the combustionchamber 210 is supplied to the turbine blade 310 such that the turbineblade 310 turns.

FIGS. 2(a) and 2(b) are front and rear perspective views, respectively,of a compressor bladed disk according to a first embodiment of thesubject invention. A compressor bladed disk 105 can be used in any stagein the compressor 100 and the compressor bladed disk 105 can be coupledwith another compressor bladed disk 105. For example, FIGS. 2(a) and2(b) show the compressor bladed disk 105 used in the first stage of thecompressor 100.

The compressor bladed disk 105 includes a disk 140 having a rim shape, acompressor blade 110 engaged with the disk 140, a first locking plate120 disposed on the disk 140 and the compressor blade 110 at an upstreamside of the compressor blade 110, and a second locking plate 130disposed on the disk 140 and the compressor blade 110 at a downstreamside of the compressor blade 110, wherein the air flows from theupstream side to the downstream side. In addition, the compressor bladeddisk 105 of the first stage is connected to the front shaft 106 at theupstream side and coupled with another compressor bladed disk 105 of thesecond stage through a torque coupling ring 107 at the downstream side.A compressor bladed disk 105 used in the middle stage may include atorque coupling ring 107 at both upstream and downstream sides forconnecting other compressor bladed disks 105.

FIG. 3 shows a partial perspective view of a compressor bladed diskaccording to a first embodiment of the subject invention. Referring toFIG. 3, a plurality of compressor blades 110 are engaged in thecircumference of the disk 140 in such a manner that the plurality ofcompressor blades 110 are located adjacent to each other and cover thecircumference of the disk 140. Each of the compressor blades 110includes an attachment 112 configured to be engaged with the disk 140,an upper platform 115 disposed on the attachment 112, and an airfoil 117disposed on the upper platform 115 and facing the air.

The disk 140 includes a rim 141 having a rim front surface 142 at theupstream side, a plurality of disk protrusions 143 protruded from therim 141 in a radial direction, and a plurality of axial grooves 145between the disk protrusions 143. The axial groove 145 is open at theupstream side and the downstream side such that the attachment 112 ofthe compressor blade 110 is engaged with the axial groove 145 like adovetail joint structure. In case the disk 140 turns, a radialdisengagement of the compressor blade 110 from the disk 140 is preventedby the dovetail joint structure between the attachment 112 and the axialgroove 145. However, this open axial groove 145 allows the attachment112 of the compressor blade 110 to move in the axial direction andrequires a blocking device to inhibit the attachment 112 from moving inthe axial direction.

The disk protrusion 143 includes a disk hole 147 configured to becoupled with a bolt at a protrusion front surface 144. The protrusionfront surface 144 of the disk protrusion 143 is aligned with the rimfront surface 142 of the rim 141 in the radial direction, therebyallowing the first locking plate 120 of FIG. 2(a) to be in contact withthe protrusion front surface 144 and the rim front surface 142 at thesame time.

FIG. 4 is a side view of a compressor blade according to a firstembodiment of the subject invention. As set forth above, the compressorblade 110 includes an attachment 112 configured to be engaged with thedisk 140, an upper platform 115 disposed on the attachment 112, and anairfoil 117 disposed on the upper platform 115. 1111 addition, thecompressor blade 110 further includes an attachment plate 109 disposedbetween the attachment 112 and the upper platform 115, an upstreamplatform 114 disposed on the upper platform 115 at the upstream side,and a downstream platform 116 disposed on the upper platform 115 at thedownstream side. A distal end of the upstream platform 114 extends moreupstream than does an upstream surface 111 of the attachment 112 in theaxial direction, and a distal end of the downstream platform 116 extendsmore downstream than does a downstream surface 113 of the attachment 112in the axial direction. That is, the upstream platform 114 is protrudedagainst the upstream surface 111 of the attachment 112 and thedownstream platform 116 is protruded against the downstream surface 113of the attachment 112.

A width of the attachment plate 109 in the radial direction is narrow atthe upstream side and wide at the downstream side, thereby making theairfoil 117 and the upper platform 115 close to the attachment 112 atthe upstream side and far from the attachment 112 at the downstreamside. The length of the downstream platform 116 in the radial directionis longer than that of the upstream platform 114, thus an end portion ofthe downstream platform 116 is closer to the attachment 112 than that ofthe upstream platform 114 in the radial direction perpendicular to theaxial direction.

FIG. 5 is a perspective view of a compressor blade according to a firstembodiment of the subject invention. Referring to FIG. 5, the upstreamplatform 114 is connected to the upstream surface 111 of the attachment112 through an upstream fillet 118 which distributes evenly a stress tothe compressor blade 110. In addition, the upstream platform 114 has anarc shape when viewed from the axial direction such that the upstreamplatform 114 corresponds to the first locking plate 120 of FIG. 2,

FIG. 6 is a perspective view of a compressor blade locking deviceaccording to a first embodiment of the subject invention. Referring toFIG. 6, a compressor blade locking device 150 comprises the compressorblade 110, the first locking plate 120 disposed on the compressor blade110 at the upstream side, and the second locking plate 130 disposed onthe compressor blade 110 at the downstream side.

The first locking plate 120 includes a first annular plate 128 having anarc shape and disposed on the attachment 112, and the first annularplate 128 includes a first curved surface 125 and a first locking platehole 127 configured to be coupled with a bolt 126. Similar to the firstlocking plate 120, the second locking plate 130 includes a secondannular plate 138, wherein the second annular plate 138 includes asecond curved surface 135 and a second locking plate hole 137.

FIG. 7 is a cross-sectional view of a compressor bladed disk accordingto a first embodiment of the subject invention, and FIG. 8 is anenlarged cross-sectional view illustrating portion “B” in FIG. 7, FIG. 7shows the cross-section image cut in the radial direction according tothe line “A” in FIG. 2(a), wherein the compressor blade locking device150 including the compressor blade 110 and the first 120 and second 130locking plates is engaged with the disk 140.

Referring to FIGS. 7 and 8, the first locking plate 120 is disposed onthe attachment 112 and the disk 140 at the upstream side and the secondlocking plate 130 is disposed on the attachment 112 and the disk 140 atthe downstream side. A back surface 122 of the first annular plate 128of the first locking plate 120 is in contact with a rim front surface142 of the rim 141 of the disk 140 and the upstream surface 111 of theattachment 112 at the same time. The first curved surface 125corresponds to the upstream fillet 118 and is in contact with theupstream fillet 118. This coupled structure of the first curved surface125 and the upstream fillet 118 distributes evenly the stress betweenthe first locking plate 120 and the compressor blade 110. In addition, adistal end of the upstream platform 114 is aligned with a front surface121 of the first annular plate 128 in the radial direction perpendicularto the axial direction. The second locking plate 130 similarly includesa second annular plate 138 and a second curved surface 135 correspondingto a downstream fillet 119.

Referring to FIGS. 2-8, the first locking plate 120 is fastened with thedisk 140 by the bolt 126 passing through the first locking plate hole127 and the disk hole 147, and the second locking plate 130 is fastenedwith the disk 140 with another bolt (not shown) passing through thesecond locking plate hole 137. The first locking plate 120 is in contactwith the rim front surface 142 of the rim 141, the protrusion frontsurface 144 of the disk protrusion 143, and the upstream surface 111 ofthe compressor blade 110 at the same radial plane, and the first curvedsurface 125 of the first locking plate 120 is configured to correspondto the upstream fillet 118 of the compressor blade 110. Therefore, thefirst locking plate 120 and the second locking plate 130 inhibit thecompressor blade 110 from being disengaged or moving in the axialdirection and effectively distribute the stress between the compressorblade 110 and the locking plates 120 and 130.

The first locking plate 120 is a circular rim type or an arc type. Whilea plurality of arc type first locking plates are required in order tocover all rim front surface 142 of the disk 140, the arc type firstlocking plate provides an easy disassembly of the first locking plate12( )and the compressor blade 110 from the disk 140 when the compressorblade 110 has a problem. In addition, the longitudinal direction of theaxial groove 145 may be inclined slightly against the axial direction.

FIG. 9 is a perspective view of a compressor bladed disk according to asecond embodiment of the subject invention. The first locking plate 120further includes a first shield portion 129 extended in the axialdirection, thereby covering the front surface 121 and the first lockingplate hole 127.

FIG. 10 is a cross-sectional perspective view of a compressor bladelocking device according to a second embodiment of the subjectinvention. FIG. 11 is a cross-sectional view of a compressor bladed diskaccording to a second embodiment of the subject invention. Referring toFIGS. 10 and 11, the first shield portion 129 is extended from the firstannular plate 128 in the axial direction and the first shield portion129 is protruded in the axial direction against the upstream platform114. As a result, the first shield portion 129 inhibits some parts frombeing introduced into the compressor blade 110 at the upstream side. Forexample, in case a bolt 126 coupled with the first locking plate hole127 is broken, it is possible for the broken bolt to be introduced intothe compressor blade 110 and to cause damage to the compressor blade110. However, if the first shield portion 129 extended from the firstannular plate 128 covers the front surface 121 and the first lockingplate hole 127, the first shield portion 129 can protect the compressorblade 110 from the broken bolt.

The second locking plate 130 includes a second annular plate 138 and asecond shield portion 139 extended from the second annular plate 138 inthe axial direction. The second shield portion 139 is protruded againstthe downstream platform 116 and protects the compressor blade 110.

The subject invention includes, but is not limited to, the followingexemplified embodiments.

Embodiment 1. A compressor blade locking device, comprising:

an attachment configured to be engaged in a groove of a disk;

a first locking plate disposed on an upstream surface and an upstreamfillet of the attachment; and

a second locking plate disposed on a downstream surface of theattachment.

Embodiment 2. The compressor blade locking device according toembodiment 1, wherein the groove of the disk is an axial groove.

Embodiment 3. The compressor blade locking device according toembodiment 1, further comprising an upper platform disposed on theattachment, an upstream platform disposed on the upper platform over theupstream surface, and a downstream platform disposed on the upperplatform over the downstream surface.

Embodiment 4. The compressor blade locking device according toembodiment 3, wherein the upstream platform and the upstream surface areconnected to each other through the upstream fillet.

Embodiment 5. The compressor blade locking device according tomibodiment 4, wherein the first locking plate includes a first curvedsurface corresponding to the upstream fillet.

Embodiment 6. The compressor blade locking device according toembodiment 5, wherein a front surface of the first locking plate isaligned with the upstream platform at a radial direction perpendicularto an axial direction of the disk.

Embodiment 7. The compressor blade locking device according toembodiment 5, wherein the first locking plate comprises:

a first annular plate disposed on the upstream surface; and

a first shield portion extended from the first annular plate.

Embodiment 8. The compressor blade locking device according toembodiment 7, wherein the first shield portion is protruded against theupstream platform in an axial direction of the disk.

Embodiment 9. A compressor bladed disk, comprising:

-   -   a disk including an axial groove and a disk protrusion;    -   a compressor blade including an attachment engaged with the        axial groove of the disk; and    -   a first locking plate disposed on the disk and the attachment,    -   wherein the attachment includes an upstream surface and an        upstream fillet connected to the upstream surface,    -   wherein the upstream surface of the attachment and a protrusion        front surface of the disk protrusion are aligned with each        other,    -   wherein a back surface of the first locking plate is disposed on        the upstream surface of the attachment and the protrusion front        surface of the disk protrusion, and    -   wherein the first locking plate is disposed on the upstream        fillet.

Embodiment 10. The compressor bladed disk according to embodiment 9,wherein the back surface of the first locking plate is in physicalcontact with the upstream surface of the attachment and the protrusionfront surface of the disk protrusion.

Embodiment 11. The compressor bladed disk according to embodiment 9,wherein the disk includes a rim, the disk protrusion is protruded fromthe rim in a radial direction of the disk, and a rim front surface ofthe rim is aligned with the protrusion front surface of the diskprotrusion.

Embodiment 12. The compressor bladed disk according to embodiment 11,wherein the disk protrusion includes a disk hole on the protrusion frontsurface.

Embodiment 13. The compressor bladed disk according to embodiment 12,further comprising a bolt, wherein the first locking plate includes afirst locking plate hole, and the bolt passes through the first lockingplate hole and the disk hole.

Embodiment 14. The compressor bladed disk according to embodiment 11,wherein the compressor blade comprises:

an upper platform disposed on the attachment;

an upstream platform disposed on the upper platform at upstream side;and

an airfoil disposed on the upper platform.

Embodiment 15. The compressor bladed disk according to embodiment 14,wherein the upstream platform is connected to the upstream surfacethrough the upstream fillet.

Embodiment 16. The compressor bladed disk according to embodiment 15,wherein the first locking plate includes a first curved surfacecorresponding to the upstream fillet.

Embodiment 17. The compressor bladed disk according to embodiment 16,further comprising a second locking plate disposed on a downstreamsurface of the attachment.

Embodiment 18. A gas turbine, comprising:

-   -   a compressor;    -   a combustor receiving compressed air from the compressor; and    -   a turbine receiving combusted gas from the combustor,    -   wherein the compressor comprises:        -   a first compressor bladed disk connected to a front shaft;            and        -   a second compressor bladed disk connected to the first            compressor bladed disk through a torque coupling ring of the            first compressor bladed disk, and wherein the first            compressor bladed disk comprises:        -   a disk including an axial groove and a disk protrusion and            coupled with the front shaft;        -   a compressor blade including an attachment engaged with the            axial groove of the disk;        -   a first locking plate disposed on an upstream fillet of the            attachment; and a second locking plate disposed on a            downstream fillet of the attachment.

Embodiment 19. The gas turbine according to embodiment 18, wherein theturbine includes a turbine blade configured to receive the combusted gasfrom the combustor.

Embodiment 20. The gas turbine according to embodiment 19, wherein thefirst locking plate includes a first curved surface corresponding to theupstream fillet.

Embodiment 21. A compressor bladed disk, comprising:

-   -   a disk including an axial groove and a disk protrusion;    -   a compressor blade engaged with the disk; and    -   a first locking plate disposed on the disk and the compressor        blade,    -   wherein the compressor blade includes an attachment engaged in        the axial groove, an upper platform disposed on the attachment,        an airfoil disposed on the upper platform, and an upstream        platform disposed on the upper platform at upstream side,    -   wherein an upstream surface of the attachment and a protrusion        front surface of the disk protrusion are aligned with each        other_(;) and    -   wherein a distal end of the upstream platform is protruded        against the upstream surface and the protrusion front surface in        an axial direction.

Embodiment 22. The compressor bladed disk according to embodiment 21,wherein the upstream platform is connected to the upstream surfacethrough an upstream fillet.

Embodiment 23. The compressor bladed disk according to embodiment 22,wherein the upstream platform covers the first locking plate in a radialdirection.

Embodiment 24. The compressor bladed disk according to embodiment 23,wherein the compressor blade further includes an attachment platedisposed between the attachment and the upper platform.

Embodiment 25. The compressor bladed disk according to embodiment 24,wherein the first locking plate includes a first annular plate disposedon the upstream surface and a first shield portion extended from thefirst annular plate in the axial direction.

Embodiment 26. The compressor bladed disk according to embodiment 24,further comprising a second locking plate disposed on the disk and thecompressor blade at downstream side.

Embodiment 27. The compressor bladed disk according to embodiment 26,wherein the compressor blade further includes a downstream platformdisposed on the upper platform at the downstream, and a distal end ofthe downstream platform is protruded against a downstream surface of theattachment in the axial direction.

It should be understood that the examples and embodiments describedherein are for illustrative purposes only and that various modificationsor changes in light thereof will be suggested to persons skilled in theart and are to be included within the spirit and purview of thisapplication. Thus, the invention is not intended to limit the examplesdescribed herein, but is to be accorded the widest scope consistent withthe principles and novel features disclosed herein.

What is claimed is:
 1. A compressor blade locking device, comprising: anattachment configured to be engaged in a groove of a disk; a firstlocking plate disposed on an upstream surface and an upstream fillet ofthe attachment; and a second locking plate disposed on a downstreamsurface of the attachment.
 2. The compressor blade locking deviceaccording to claim 1, wherein the groove of the disk is an axial groove.3. The compressor blade locking device according to claim 1, furthercomprising an upper platform disposed on the attachment, an upstreamplatform disposed on the upper platform over the upstream surface, and adownstream platform disposed on the upper platform over the downstreamsurface.
 4. The compressor blade locking device according to claim 3,wherein the upstream platform and the upstream surface are connected toeach other through the upstream fillet.
 5. The compressor blade lockingdevice according to claim 4, wherein the first locking plate includes afirst curved surface corresponding to the upstream fillet.
 6. Thecompressor blade locking device according to claim 5, wherein a frontsurface of the first locking plate is aligned with the upstream platformat a radial direction perpendicular to an axial direction of the disk.7. The compressor blade locking device according to claim 5, wherein thefirst locking plate comprises: a first annular plate disposed on theupstream surface; and a first shield portion extended from the firstannular plate.
 8. The compressor blade locking device according to claim7, wherein the first shield portion is protruded against the upstreamplatform in an axial direction of the disk.
 9. A compressor bladed disk,comprising: a disk including an axial groove and a disk protrusion; acompressor blade including an attachment engaged with the axial grooveof the disk; and a first locking plate disposed on the disk and theattachment, wherein the attachment includes an upstream surface and anupstream fillet connected to the upstream surface_(;) wherein theupstream surface of the attachment and a protrusion front surface of thedisk protrusion are aligned with each other, wherein a back surface ofthe first locking plate is disposed on the upstream surface of theattachment and the protrusion front surface of the disk protrusion, andwherein the first locking plate is disposed on the upstream fillet. 10.The compressor bladed disk according to claim 9, wherein the backsurface of the first locking plate is in physical contact with theupstream surface of the attachment and the protrusion front surface ofthe disk protrusion.
 11. The compressor bladed disk according to claim9, wherein the disk includes a rim, the disk protrusion is protrudedfrom the rim in a radial direction of the disk, and a rim front surfaceof the rim is aligned with the protrusion front surface of the diskprotrusion.
 12. The compressor bladed disk according to claim 11,wherein the disk protrusion includes a disk hole on the protrusion frontsurface.
 13. The compressor bladed disk according to claim 12, furthercomprising a bolt, wherein the first locking plate includes a firstlocking plate hole, and the bolt passes through the first locking platehole and the disk hole.
 14. The compressor bladed disk according toclaim 11, wherein the compressor blade comprises: an upper platformdisposed on the attachment; an upstream platform disposed on the upperplatform at upstream side; and an airfoil disposed on the upperplatform.
 15. The compressor bladed disk according to claim 14, whereinthe upstream platform is connected to the upstream surface through theupstream fillet.
 16. The compressor bladed disk according to claim 15,wherein the first locking plate includes a first curved surfacecorresponding to the upstream fillet.
 17. The compressor bladed diskaccording to claim 16, further comprising a second locking platedisposed on a downstream surface of the attachment.
 18. A gas turbine,comprising: a compressor; a combustor receiving compressed air from thecompressor; and a turbine receiving combusted gas from the combustor_(;)wherein the compressor comprises: a first compressor bladed diskconnected to a front shaft; and a second compressor bladed diskconnected to the first compressor bladed disk through a torque couplingring of the first compressor bladed disk, and wherein the firstcompressor bladed disk comprises: a disk including an axial groove and adisk protrusion and coupled with the front shaft; a compressor bladeincluding an attachment engaged with the axial groove of the disk; afirst locking plate disposed on an upstream fillet of the attachment;and a second locking plate disposed on a downstream fillet of theattachment.
 19. The gas turbine according to claim 18, wherein theturbine includes a turbine blade configured to receive the combusted gasfrom the combustor.
 20. The gas turbine according to claim 19, whereinthe first locking plate includes a first curved surface corresponding tothe upstream fillet.